How to... choose the peak

Hi Ondřej

Do you want a list of compound names?

Add the Compound Results table to the report template and delete all of the columns except the one with the compound name in it.

/Andy

Hello, excellent, thank you! I already made the table of compounds with custom calculation of lower detection limits:

Is also possible to show just one of them? F.e. Methyl mercaptan (the worst one)?

Thank you in advance Ondřej

Hello

You would need to place a filter on the table for your compound. Select the table, right click, and the choose properties. Once in the table properties you would need to use the filtering tab to create the filter. See the image for the location of the filtering tab in the table object and the syntax.

Hi Ondřej

What do you mean by the worst one?

Marty has shown you how to apply a filter to get the table showing one compound by name; does this answer the question?

/Andy

Hello,

I mean the worse with respect to the LDL in my table :-) Martys reply is very clear for using filtration in the tables, great, thank you.

Best regards Ondřej

Hello,

thank you for this explanation, it works perfect:

May I ask last question to this? Is it possible to filter between peaks in the singe field? F.e. when I would like to show single field "Signal to noise 6 sigma" for Ethyl mercaptan without using tables (use of the tables is clear to me now).

Best regards Ondřej

@ Cibulka

I would place the field in a filtered group:

Start with dragging in the field Signal to Noise 6 Sigma from under Fields -> Peak 

next: group it, Richt click and click group

Then: edit the properties of the group (the rectangle around the field) and set the group repeat to -1 to allow for filtering (it will not repeat)

then: edit your filters

This field will now show 1 result. This would be handy if you only print a result for 1 sample.
If you need it for multiple samples in a sequence, you might want to repeat the group, or use the aforementioned tables.

@ Cibulka

I would place the field in a filtered group:

Start with dragging in the field Signal to Noise 6 Sigma from under Fields -> Peak 

next: group it, Richt click and click group

Then: edit the properties of the group (the rectangle around the field) and set the group repeat to -1 to allow for filtering (it will not repeat)

then: edit your filters

This field will now show 1 result. This would be handy if you only print a result for 1 sample.
If you need it for multiple samples in a sequence, you might want to repeat the group, or use the aforementioned tables.

Hello, this is absolutely amazing, it works excellent. Thank you! Ondřej